, something that comes after putin is different. there has to be a kind of a perfect alignment of all different conditions. and i don't think that the russian population at the moment is ready to say, "yes, we're back to reconnect to the rest of the world." one of the big surprises about the ukraine war has been the response of nato. before the russian invasion, american leadership seemed abysmally weak. rememberjoe biden�*s decision to pull out of afghanistan? france openly questioned whether nato still had any function to perform, and member countries from britain to germany and italy were starting to get nervous about the alliance�*s future. and then vladimir putin's decision to go into ukraine showed that nato did indeed have a very real purpose. so far, the alliance has kept pretty much together, but can that continue? our diplomatic correspondent james landale. both sides are trying to assess where they go next, how long they can last, how much ammunition they've got. you know, both sides are getting through a substantial

he approach the store. ross's president vladimir putin has told his finished counterpart that joining nato would be a mistake. so the minister informed routine of finland's intention to join the alliance and a phone call on saturday. i hope that that's weird and will also decide to join nato to get there with finland. and that we're making the decisions simultaneously and, and hopefully we'll give them or send step locations that we are willing to join nato together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole nordic and baltic c region, the security, a region that we share. i think it's very important that we are making the decisions to get their ukraine has won this year's eurovision song contest. the move in italian city of true in the country was represented by the folk rap ban coach orchestra with the favorites going into the competition. having received a wave of public support after the russian invasion was out of headlines, the news continues here in al jazeera, after witness. how and why did susan become so obsessed with this law? we were giving them a tool to h

putin's russia will never win this war. the carling and resolve of the ukranian people is legendary but to hiceen the demise, america must act. ukraine's fight for liberty is the world fights for liberty in this modernerra d.m. anand: put an end, sooner rather than later to the bloodshed that putin's has unleashed. thank you chairwoman delauro to bring this critical bill forward. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. >> the i yield to the ranking member of the state and operations for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: i rise in support of h.r. 769 #, the emergency supplemental appropriations act for ukraine. this vital assistance will continued support of ukraine's heroic and assistance of our countrymen and will continue to support their heroic and inspiring resistance to russia's unprovoked invasion. we miss provide the the assistance and help preserve ukranian independence. for those in this country and elsewhere, mr. speaker, who thought that war was a 19th or

a city of buffalo, at least 10 people are killed. rushes president, let him are. putin warns finland against joining nato, saying it would be a mistake. plus, ah, crane winds over eurovision song contest fans into rent where it's one of the favorites. ah, the palestinian authority says it welcomes international support. investigating al jazeera journalist, sharina barclays murder eyes really forces ah mean was need to rest on friday, but not before israeli police attacked her funeral procession. the poor bears. carrington almost dropped. her casket veteran journalist was shot in the head by israeli forces on wednesday, or she was on assignment in janine, article haine has the latest on the reaction to the attack on shooting students from across the world of thousands gather in london on the eve of napa. the day when palestinians commemorate the trauma of 948. 0, one more than 700000, were forcibly expelled or flood their homeland. but now another outrage. the killing a well known and respected al jazeera journalist, sharina o'clock. she was shot dead pell, any unsafe ais, really forc

shooting at a supermarket. us city of buffalo, at least 10 people are killed. brushes president vladimir putin warns finland against joining nato.

today, the blessing no longer comes from a single all powerful party. putin, the one time member of the communist party. now as the backing of a different authority of the russian orthodox church. the church has no objection to the strengthening of conservative values in russia. the 13 years ago, the red flag of the soviet union was taken down from the kremlin. hardly any one, objected bush. and, you know, dressed in a blue, we entered red square, the 300 people who had come to speak out against this astonishing decision. absolutely. and there were 287000000 people in the ussr. i always say to them, for 1000000 citizens, only a single person showed up to protect the soviet union. ah, at the bull ago, it was very strange. russia is the largest of the success of states. it is still struggling to find its place between europe and asia, m schism, and is the developments of the past 30 years have been confusing and difficult. as a result, yet, russia has regained that status as a global political player on that, but at the same time, and it's fallen far short of where it could be today. and

president putin has called the move a �*mistake�*. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country, ahead of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the country's long—established right to abortion. north korea registers 15 new deaths — and nearly 300,000 new covid cases. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. we start with breaking news from the united states and police in new york say that a man who has carried out a mass shooting at a grocery store in buffalo had been taken into custody. ten people are believed to have been killed. the suspect is described as a white male. he was allegedly yelling racial slurs during the shooting spree. the buffalo police department says multiple people have been shot, but did not specify how many or the extent of their injuries. new york governor kathy hochul said on twitter that she was monitoring the shooting. president biden is being kept up to date with the situation and in the past few minutes the mayor of buffalo has been speaking about th

with the help of the red cross and the united nations, russia's president vladimir putin has told his finished counterpart of the joining nato would be a mistake sally minister in foreign putin of finland's intention to join the alliance and a phone call on saturday. russia cutoff. it's electricity supplies to the country earlier and will seen as retaliation for those plans. russian power accounts for around 10 percent of finland supply, but the government in helsinki says it's making up the shortfall with imports from sweden, which is also likely to join nato. i hope that the sweden will also decide to join nato and to get there with finland and that we are making the decisions simultaneously. and hopefully we'll give it back or send staff locations that we are willing to join nato together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole and nordic and baltic c region, the security i region that we share. i think it's very important that we are making the decisions to get their finland and sweden's potential membership has been the main topic of the nato foreign minister s

the white house blamed vladimir putin, blamed the war in ukraine. can they pin the blame for all of this on those events as outside events? >> the biden administration is trying to sell a whole bunch of excuses. nobody is buying it, we are all paying for it. we need to get serious about inflation in the united states. people are getting clobbered in the pocketbooks. the number one thing we could do is unleash american energy. get gas prices down. in other areas think of food prices. also diesel truck bring the food from the farm into the grocery store and onto our tables for the number one thing we could do to get costs under control is to unleash american energy privity for the president to change course. last week in which the wrong direction. we have the resources here we need to get it done projects congressman of wisconsin thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. jon: a horrifying scene in western new york began about three and half hours ago. please confirm ten people are dead after he supermarket shooting in the city of buf

president putin has called the move a �*mistake'. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country, ahead of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the country's long—established right to abortion. north korea registers 15 new deaths — and nearly 300,000 new covid cases.

do you have faith that the nato alliance can defend itself against this, russia, putins, russia? well, i'm sure we can, and we will, if nato was attacked. but everybody can only hope that this never happens, because the power of destruction, if you look at the nuclear arsenals of both sides, it's just terrible. and yet, there's always place for smarts, leaders and for good diplomacy, as you could have seen in the cuban missile crisis was president kennedy. different circumstances yet very slot. and the president who didn't act as probably wanted him to do and all purpose road and the military establishment and economic independence when he refused that. and basically that was the reason why we didn't never were 3, i would say, but it may blow missy. you talk about smart diplomacy is not a substitute for reparations. and accountability is germany. going to insist on that in any p steel that is agreed with russia now, but it's clear it cannot be, it can only be a solution when the ukraine or crease to it. okay. and is the sovereign state and we cannot act for the ukrainians. this i

i can't believe the maliciousness the outright murderousness of this guy putin. disgusting but europe drove themselves into the ditch by over investing and renewables under investing in hydrocarbons closing base load power plants and relying to heavily on imports. it's the same thing. i said in front of the senate energy and natural resources committee when i testified in november, this is the danger. not saying i have any special insight, but this has been obvious for a long time. okay, so storage. oh, yeah, right, right. so reuter says we need better storage. okay, fine. let's talk about storage. just talking about new friend rita over here. she said can you talk a little bit about battery? sure i can talk about batteries. again, texas about one tenth of everything in the united states. we generate about four petal hour petawatt hours 4,000 terawatt hours a year in the united states, texas accounts for about 400 terawatt hours. divide that by 365 days you get about 1.1 terawatt hours or 1100 gigawatt hours. a gigafactory produces about 50 gigawatt hours of batt

president putin has called the move a mistake. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country, ahead of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the country's long—established right to abortion. campaigners say the government's obesity strategy is falling apart after a ban on multi—buy deals forjunk food and pre—watershed tv adverts was delayed. and eurovision 2022 is underway in turin. and grab your flags, eurovision 2022 has started in turin. uk hopes are pinned on sam ryder, who hasjust performed. but ukraine are the favourites to win this year in sport, liverpool win the fa cup, beating chelsea 6—5 on penalties after a goalless game at wembley and in around half an hour we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers shyama perera and andrew kidd. stay with us for that. good evening. our main news — the mayor of kharkiv has told the bbc that russian forces have withdrawn from the city area and are heading for some breaking news just some breaking newsjust into us, ten people h

the president's discuss bilateral relations on the situation and ukraine. vladimir putin stress that russia does not pose a threat to finland. he also said kid has lost interest in the negotiation process solely minister in turn, in form the russian leader about his country's intention to apply for nato membership. the russian top diplomats has claimed rescind stamps by western countries amount to a declaration of total hybrid war against moscow sale of raffle. so say such attempts to isolate russia would inevitably fail. lagoon is up with them. of you. the collective west has declared a total hybrid war on us, and it is difficult to predict how long it will last, but it is clear that every one will feel the consequences. without exception, we did everything to avoid a direct collision. but as the challenge has been presented, we of course, accepted western politicians of course, need to understand that their attempts to isolate our country are doomed. further reproach meant with our allies beyond the former golden 1000000000 is an absolutely inevitable process. and it is of a mutual

informed putin of finland's intention to join the alliance in a phone call on saturday, russia cut off its electricity supply to the country earlier, and was seen as retaliation for those plans. russian power accounts for around 10 percent of finland supply. but the government in helsinki says it's making up the shortfall with imports from sweden, which is also likely to join nato. i hope that that's weird and will also decide to join nato and to get there with finland and that we're making the decisions simultaneously. and hopefully we'll give it bad or send step locations that we are willing to join nato together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole i nordic and baltic c region, the security i region that we share. i think it's very important that we are making the decisions to get their well fitted and sweden's potential membership has been the main topic of the nato foreign minister summit and berlin, wind speed, opposed by a major member of the alliance, steadfast and explains unified support for ukraine, that's basically the main theme here, the foreign mini

protestors in the legs and john bolton talking about the president not being, you know, strong with putin. and other adversaries and here we are talking to you. you're a former administration official. when you had the chance to speak -- >> and a civil servant. i understand what you're saying but i think that wasn't true though. i think there are probably 200 youtube clips of local press that i did all over this country very clear to the american public. the major networks and cable didn't cover those. but if you look at any one of those, i am giving very clear guidance to the american people. contradicting the president. and i made it clear to the vice president, when i go out, i say the opposite of what the president is saying and vice president pence looked me in the eye and said do what you need to do. that's what i did and that's all i could see that i could do. yes, one flash of brilliance of going out would have helped. probably only my reputation would have been worse for the pandemic. >> all right. dr. deborah birx, we appreciate you coming in. i think maybe you and i have a litt

it's been used against putin's enemies world wide. the names and faces of novalis suspected poisonous, where identify 2 members of russia's feared, secret service exposed as bundling amateurs their email. oh, they're very or browse guy from intelligence was hacked several time and he was the 1st best for the was more school one, and they hacked him. so he is 2nd, he is best. what was more school 2. and they hacked him as well. and so at the 3rd time, he had special most cal 3 and just the guess what was the his 4th press worth? if we have this idea in our heads, that russian spies are the best in the world. but what i found is that it didn't take much to really put together a forensic portrait of just how done these guys are. his film just had it's german premier at munich, duck fest film festival. the war and ukraine makes its message all the more timely war says rushes, not just put him. it's people like nevada, me 2 most important thing that i had, the silver mine is the world. and i had to remind all of you is atlanta who is not r

president putin has called the move a mistake. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country, ahead of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the country's long—established right to abortion. campaigners say the government's obesity strategy is falling apart after a ban on multi—buy deals forjunk food and pre—watershed tv adverts was delayed. and eurovision 2022 is underway in turin. and grab your flags, eurovision 2022 has started in turin. uk hopes are pinned on sam ryder, who hasjust performed.

ah rushes neighbor latvia has a large russian community, most considered support is of putin on may, 9th, the day of victory. as in nancy, germany, a quarrel broke out there a few cities in the former soviet bloc, which carry as many traces over the soviet past. as dull gulf built in latvia with more than 90000 inhabitants, lottie, a 2nd to largest city has been considered a russian strong old until to day. every 4th barrister, living lot via is russian. this is the only city were russian speaking. people are, even in the majority most russians came to dog of bills during the soviet era. off the vault were too many residents. he continued to feel culturally drawn to russia. some criticized that the latter young government because e 3 tobias to them to speak latvian, the official language even though many russians can't speak it though after brucely in buddhism, those habits city, the chilly language needs a linguistic environment to live in moore's mystic. a person must be able to speak if he can to create problems. furthermore, we want to let you have everyone has, you know, so that

but yeah a rational putin would do exactly that so, you know that i i get that point. sorry the other your other part of question, which countries are most about their climate policy. i would love to be able to say that there's some really smart countries out there. i don't think so because you know when as as kunis mentioned when you talk to a lot of political leaders in private they kind of know this is just a boat killer. you know if you go out and say, you know what that climate change now, i'm not gonna buy into that. that's just you know, that that's going to kill you and so many different ways. so most countries seem to have this competition. where are they going to do it really badly or we're going to be proud and do slightly less badly. and and you know, well, that's that's the way of the world. i mean, i experience that firsthand in denmark where i was advisor to the government at some point and and you know, the prime minister was just yeah, we're never going to survive this. we're just going to jump over there and worry about climate, but perhaps slightly l

finland's president tells vladimir putin he will apply for nato membership within days — president putin has called the move a �*mistake'. the mayor of kharkiv tells the bbc russian troops have withdrawn from his city — which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country — in anticipation of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the long—established right to abortion. the north korean leader, kimjong—un, has described his country's covid outbreak as the greatest disaster his country has ever faced. and eurovision 2022 is underway, with bookmakers are predicting a rare good result for the uk. but the spirit of this years contest is very much in support of a win but the spirit of this year's contest is very much in support of a win for the favourites ukraine. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. russia's president vladimir putin has warned his finnish counterpart thatjoining nato and abandoning finland's neutral status would be a �*mistake'. finland is expected t

very tough words for putin. >> we should remember, we can go as far as we allow them to go. putin. not by negotiation, definitely stop. >> this is what we now demonstrate. >> by the way, president putin spoke with the president of finland today and tried to convince him not to join nato, it looks like they will go forward with that. the war here in the region and unsettled tensions in the region. eric: putin's strategies backfiring. thank you. arthel: we are still following breaking news from buffalo new york where according to the associated press, at least eight people were killed. this mass shooting taking place this afternoon at tops supermarket in the 1200 block of jefferson avenue. if you know the area, you know what that neighborhood is like. we will continue with coverage, stay with us for details as we get them. we'll be back in the moment. the choice for attorney general is clear. democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. bonta is laser focused on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's pa

has told his finished counterpart that joining nato would be a mistake salinas, though inform putin of finland's intention to join the alliance and a phone call on saturday. russia cut off its electricity supply to the country earlier in what seen as retaliation for those plans. pro abortion rights activists of gathered in cities across the united states to demonstrate their support for continued access. organizers are responding to a leaked memo from the supreme court, which threatens to take away the constitutional right to an abortion. in a draft opinion, the majority of justice is supported overturning the landmark roe vs wade decision which legalize the procedure across the u. s. those are the headlines stay with us because next up is al jazeera world. don't go away. ah. ready for ah a nurse nurse with with ah ah ah ah thought shes frosty the whole way asked for as little let me know what i did eat in the hotel, foster neanderthal was a math irish, secure to has a bed was full honeycutt. that was any, i mean it's a long sub serrato owings. i mean obviously lend noise and had th

putin's troops breathing artillery fire down the neck of this city of a million for two months, but even still, it's a shock to see just how close the russians got on the other side of this road. we are told this is from demining, a controlled blast. yet here, everything is fluid. ukraine stopped russia's advance here on the first day of the war killing two soldiers. three civilians shot dead in this car then and their bodies recovered only two days ago. you can see the force used here. a tank literally that full distance thrown the village lies ahead, liberated days earlier. people are starting to go back, he said, but they are still shelling it. two women died two days ago when they walked on trip wire trap set in the village and even around these factories, special forces here warn us a soldier was wounded by a booby trap. russia's invasion, still a deranged sign of their collective instanty. even two months on. why do they do this? they say they reclaimed this area about a week ago, but for now is the difficult task of demining what they can, but look around here. there's really not

sally needed sto informed putin of finland's intention to join the alliance, and a phone call on saturday. russia cut off its electricity supply to the country alia, and won't seen as retaliation for those plans. pro abortion rights activists have gathered in cities across the u. s. to demonstrate that support for continued access organizes are responding to a leaked memo from the supreme court, which threatens to take away the constitutional right to an abortion and a draft opinion. a majority of justice is supported overturning the landmark ro versus wade decision, which legalize the procedure across the united states. those are the headline stay with us because next up is the listening post. ah the community in the whole. will israel be held to account for killing an allergy return? as the tide turned, industry long? media outlets are changing. go to on the roger proxy and russian mercenaries and misinformation messing with paula in africa. a warmer to guess, part of the listening post where we put the global media under the microscope. our starting point this week is the killing of al

finland's president tells vladimir putin he will apply for nato membership within days — president putin has called the move a �*mistake�*. the mayor of kharkiv tells the bbc russian troops have withdrawn from his city — which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. us pro—choice supporters protest across the country — in anticipation of a supreme court decision that is expected to overturn the long—established right to abortion. the north korean leader, kimjong—un, has described his country's covid outbreak as the greatest disaster his country has ever faced.

well, putin already _ strategy on this conflict? well, putin already adjusted - strategy on this conflict? -ii putin already adjusted somewhat, while he personally still want to subjugate ukraine, his and others speak and say they are trying to reinforce gains in the south in the east, but says this is ukraine's second largest city and it is in the east, is adjust things on the east are not going well, and in they are not, just as they are not going well in the south. not, just as they are not going well in the south-— in the south. and yet, even with that analysis _ in the south. and yet, even with that analysis that _ in the south. and yet, even with that analysis that it _ in the south. and yet, even with that analysis that it isn't - in the south. and yet, even with that analysis that it isn't going l that analysis that it isn't going well for pressure, president zelensky said today that no one can predict how long this conflict can go on for. the head of the ukrainian military intelligence suggesting could be over by the end

>> percival i believe putin is in your for the long haul. i don't think he has ever given up on what is now a likely aspirational goal. the reality he is facing that forces are not doing as well as they should be doing and certainly it is going to lead lot more engagements with this and russian forces outside of us are going to drive the casualties up. they don't have that additional capability to bring into this fight. he go to full mobilization and bring in some reserves that are not already committed that he is not likely to get enforcement that will enable him to get the momentum that he needs to have to really take control of the country. i do not see any significant conventional escalation on his part. on the ukrainians parts the armament and the arms are significant. it is got to keep coming. hopefully that commitment to the 40 countries have made to assist them, will keep those were punishments moving and moving with a sense of urgency. paul: pointed failed to take kyiv as you suggested but he regrouped forces for an offensive and th

people who are constantly apologizing for putin's aggression should understand this. but unfortunately they don't. as for turkey, obviously whatever one is doing is not productive, it's not helpful. but i also think this -- is open. meaning that he wants to bargain. if there is strong u.s. leadership dealing with the turks and others want to fuss about, this i have no doubt that finland and sweden will join the alliance. >> talk to us if you could about the advantages for both finland and sweden of joining nato, in addition to doubling the border with russia? >> it's there, it's a security problem that it shares a long border with an aggressive gremlin. finland has a modern, military, fully nato compatible, and they could give russians a bloody nose or more if moscow were to attack. it's not the same as having united states at your back. it's the same with sweden. that's why they want to join. but finland and sweden will also greatly -- up that there be no doubt, if putin were to succeed, with his subjugation of ukraine, with just elizabeth, to baltic states are next.

vladimir putin tells finland it would be a mistake for the country to join nato. representatives of the miltary alliance are meeting in germany, with sweden and finland expected to apply for membership. this as russian troops withdraw from ukraine's second biggiest city kharkiv, according to its mayor. it's been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. both sides say it's not clear when the war might end. the collective west has declared total hybrid war on us, and it is hard to predict how long this will all last. but it is clear the consequences will be felt by everyone. campaigners say the government's obesity strategy is �*falling apart�*, after a ban on multi—buy deals forjunk food and pre—watershed tv adverts was delayed. one former health minister says it undermines a commitment to healthy living. i worry about it's commitment to health disparities,

the longer putin's war of aggression lasts. the deeper the divide will grow in germany's russian speaking community. youth west making the headlines and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that schools, the issues shaping the continents life is slowly getting back to normally. where on the street to give you enough reports on the inside. our cars funding was on the ground reporting from across the continent, all the trend stuff, the mazda to you ah, next to d, w. ah, india is passed to global power. the country has been stronger in the international order under the hindu hard liners, prime minister and imo dean. but domestically the country is increasingly divided. the world of not in drama. 45 minutes on d. w. sometimes books are more exciting than real life. raring to read. oh, but what if there's no escape? do w literature list laundry, german ma street. mm hm. this is did up the news africa coming up on a program. the horn of africa faces it's worst drought in 40 years. we meet a mob are struggling to survive in so

putin already adjusted somewhat. he personally- conflict? putin already adjusted somewhat. he personally still. conflict? putin already adjusted - somewhat. he personally still wants to subjugate ukraine but others say they are trying to reinforce gains in the south and east, but this is ukraine's second—largest city and it's just things in the east are not going very well, and they are not, just as they are not in the south. and yet, even with that analysis that it isn't going well for russia, president zelensky say today no one can predict how long this conflict can predict how long this conflict can go on. the head of the ukrainian military intelligence suggesting it could be over by the end of the year. what is your assessment of the timescales involved?— timescales involved? frankly, i 'ust don't timescales involved? frankly, i 'ust don-t know. — timescales involved? frankly, i 'ust don-t know. u fl timescales involved? frankly, i 'ust don't know. it really i timescales involved? frankly, i 'ust don't know. it really all i timescales involved? frankly, ijust don

this isn't just vladimir putin saying everybody turn around and go home. this is the ukrainians winning the ground battle against the russians. that is all happening before most of the major -- are making their way to the front line where i am here in kharkiv. if this is goes to show, ukrainians are now dominating the russians in the ground fight. they are doing it without the full thrust, all, singing all dancing weaponry that it's been guaranteed, and is down on route. some of it has made it to the frontline, but is mostly on the way to where i am now. we have seen the full thrust of what the russians can, do the full strength of their military machine, but we haven't seen is the full effort behind the ukrainians. once that comes, we will see a major shift in this war. we are already seeing a major shift. we could see quite a bit more dominance by the ukrainians. >> thank you. appreciate. it still ahead everybody, finding book balance. students in texas create a banned book club at the school. it is making a serious dent it it's reading lists. 16-year-ol

vladimir putin tells finland it would be a "mistake" for the country to join nato. representatives of the miltary alliance are meeting in germany, with sweden and finland expected to apply for membership. this, as russian troops withdraw from ukraine's second biggest city, kharkiv, according to its mayor. it's been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. both sides say it's not clear when the war might end. translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and it's hard i to predict how long this will last but it's clear the consequences will be felt by everyone. a ban on buy one—get—one free deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year. a former health minister warns that it undermines the country's commitment to healthy living. i worry at its commitment to health disparities,

putin's price hike causing pain and market distortions. what are the long-term substantial stability impact of russia's i will legal actions? sec. yellen: they certainly are causing pain in the united states and around the globe and we are very worried that the i.m.f. issued a recent report showing there's a diminished prospect for global growth and higher inflation. we are likely to see that in tighter monetary policy all around the world so we are in an environment of rising of high inflation and rising interest rates. a global downturn would have many repercussions on the united states, which could impact the well-being of earnings of financial institutions including american banks. in the environment of rising interest rates with high inflation, there certainly are risks to banks and to borrowers who are indebted. our financial stability report looks at some of those risks. generally, although debt burdens of companies are high, didn't service ratios are not very high, which suggests good prospects there. supervisors regularly evaluate

finland tells president putin it plans to join nato, saying the russian invasion of ukraine had altered finland's security situation. it's as representatives from the military alliance are meeting in germany. russian troops have withdrawn from ukraine's second biggest city, kharkiv, according to its mayor. it's been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. both sides say it's not clear when the war might end. translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and it's hard i to predict how long this will last but it's clear the consequences will be felt by everyone. a ban on buy—one—get—one—free deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year. a former health minister warns that it undermines the country's commitment to healthy living. i worry at its commitment to health disparities, to the ten year cancer programme, to the fight to lead a healthy life, to our whole commitment to making britain healthier. after a goalless first half at wembley, the fa cup final is back under way, with chelsea and liverpool both looking for victory. and can h

new details this hour following putin's call with the president of finland today. he warned that win finland joining nato would be a mistake and there would be retaliation. this shows ukrainian forces training in the donie crow area of with arms supplied by allied forces. let's go live now with matt. what can you tell us? >> mitch mcconnell is just the latest u.s. political leader to visit this country. he follows nancy pelosi's visit two weeks ago. we saw the first lady was here just recently for mother's day. this is probably going to go on and on. it is a real dedication. it is a great photo op for american politicians to show that they support ukraine and that there are barley partisan supports as we see this 40 billion aid package a stall in congress. this could be passed as early as next week. still, it shows that there are hiccups, there are some limits to the extent of which congress and the american people will support the ukrainian government, and the ukrainian military effort against russia. i want to take you down to the situation with finland. we just

finland tells president putin it plans to join nato, saying the russian invasion of ukraine had altered finland's security situation. it's as representatives from the military alliance are meeting in germany. russian troops have withdrawn from ukraine's second biggest city, kharkiv, according to its mayor. it's been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. both sides say it's not clear when the war might end. translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and it's hard i to predict how long this will last but it's clear the consequences will be felt by everyone. a ban on buy—one—get—one—free deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year. a former health minister warns that it undermines the country's commitment to healthy living. i worry at its commitment to health disparities, to the ten year cancer programme, to the fight to lead a healthy life,

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did you meet putin? >> roughly 12, 13 times. >> reporter: he even met with the russian leader inside a sawn ma. you actually took a sauna with him. >> i've been in also social situations with him, yes. i'm not going to comment on any specific, specific meeting, but, yes, i've seen him often. >> reporter: what's your take on him now compared to when you met him? >> he's more ideological. he has concluded that the relations with the west are gone. there's not much, much to lose anymore. >> reporter: he served as ambassador to moscow in 2016, presenting his papers to putin the day after president trump was elected. then pour years later arriving -- four years later arriving in washington to become finland's ambassador to the u.s. he says the russians should not be surprised that his country now wants to join nato. he says he personally warned them in january this would happen if russian troops crossed into ukraine. last november 20% of all finns wanted to join nato, now it's 80%. how do you explain that cha

to pass the 40 billion a that they are currently debating a vote for that was held by -- by vladimir putin. he told him, in no uncertain terms, they plan to apply for a nato membership in the next few days. easy says that it was part of what was a direct and straightforward call. russian officials saying that it is the latest in a series of aggressions by the west. >> the collective west has announced a total hybrid war on us. it is difficult to forecast how long this war will last. it is clear that the consequences will be felt by everybody without exception. they've done everything to avoid a direct clash. the challenge has been thrown to us. we accept it. it is nothing to new to sanctions. we have always been under sanctions. what surprised us is the use of phobia an explosion which we noticed in all of the so-called civilized countries. >> finland's president says that he pushed on the idea of war being a deep concern and one that is really affecting civilians. he asked that they open up humanitarian corridors more often and they get more people out of that country on the civilian side

policy chief announced to father $500000000.00 in military aid to ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has told his finished counterpart that joining nato would be a mistake sharing a phone call. saline sto had informed pearson a finland's intention to join the alliance to day moscow as warm that any moved by feminine to join nate, i will result in what it calls military technical steps. sweden is also expected to for me seek membership scene. i hope that the sweden will also decide to join nato to get there with finland, and that we are making the decisions simultaneously and, and hopefully we'll give them or sent applications that we are willing to tornado together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole, nordic and baltic c region, the security, a region that we share. i think it's very important that we are making the decisions to get there. now before the war, ukraine was seen as the wells bread basket supplying a significant slice of the planets, wheat, and grain, since the russian invasion exports are blocked, and farming is difficult and dangerous. although a

finished counterpart, the president's disgust bilateral relations on the situation in ukraine. vladimir putin stress that russia does not pose a threat to finland. he also said kia has lost interest in the negotiation process . solely minister in turn informed the russian leader about his country's intention to apply for nato membership. russia's tom diplomats has claimed recent stamps by western countries, amount to a declaration of total hybrid war against moscow. sir glover, awful. so say such attempts to isolate russia would inevitably fail, leave to move up with mom of you. the collective west has declared a total hybrid war on us food, and it is difficult to predict how long it will last. so when it is clear that everyone will feel the consequences, without exception, we will everything to avoid a direct collision and what is the challenge has been presented we of course, so accepted. western politicians of course, need to understand that their example to isolate our country. we are doomed, further reproach meant with our allies beyond the former golden 1000000000, is an absolutely inev

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finland tells president putin it plans to join nato. it says the russian invasion of ukraine has altered finland's security situation. russian troops have withdrawn from ukraine's second biggiest city, kharkiv, according to its mayor. it's been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. both sides say it's not clear when the war might end. translation: the west has declared total h brid translation: the west has declared total hybrid war _ translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on _ translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us _ translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and _ translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and it's - translation: the west has declared total hybrid war on us and it's hard i total hybrid war on us and it's hard total hybrid war on us and it's hard to predict how long this will last but it's clear the consequences will be felt by everyone. a ban on buy—one—get—one—free deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year. a